Happy to open the coffin

Chapter 1770 He died because of the ruin of the country [Second update]

Because the identity is different, the relationship will naturally change.

In today's atmosphere, I don't know who is escaping. Maybe because of the past, I was forced to evade so completely that I didn't even notice it, forcing myself to ignore and endure.

Mingming reminded herself repeatedly in her heart not to think of Jiang Luofan again, but she couldn't help but think of him all the time, she really hated herself for always being like this.

Wu Weizi continued to ask her about the An family and the industry in Shanghai. Zheng Lanyin patiently told him one by one. This is her former master and a great benefactor. When she needed relief most, he went around. Try hard to find a job and pay off the debt for her scumbag father.

Thinking of this, Zheng Lanyin couldn't help thinking of Jiang Luofan, that night, that village...

Forget it, since the figure of that man can't be controlled in his mind, let him go.

The days passed day by day, and the secret chain in Zheng Lanyin's body was also repaired. It is predicted that she will be able to recover in a short time.

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The Buddha Realm, the Great Hall of All Beings, is still decorated with resplendent and magnificent decorations. The Buddha sits in full lotus on the golden lotus throne in front of him. He is meditating at this time, and his expression is solemn, so sacred that people dare not look directly at him, for fear of causing great disrespect to him.

A group of monks who had gone to the Ksitigarbha Valley to make trouble before were standing in the main hall, came to ask the Buddha for instructions, and launched a crusade against the Ksitigarbha King and Master.

"Buddha, you have to punish the ethos of the Buddhist world. The Ksitigarbha king and his disciples are arrogant and domineering. They also claim that they are not part of the Buddhist world. They say that the Ksitigarbha Valley is their private property and they will not accept arrest."

"Yes, they also threatened us, saying that if we enter Ksitigarbha Valley again, we will not be polite."

After hearing this, the Buddha opened his eyes slightly to look at the group of monks in front of him, with deep eyes, and said softly, "Ksitigarbha's words are indeed correct. His master and his disciples are just allies and distinguished guests of the Buddhist world. Why are you waiting?" Are you going to make things difficult for their master and apprentice?"

The faces of the monks suddenly became ugly when they heard the sound. Unexpectedly, even the Buddha said that his face was red and swollen from the slap, but they were still urging their words, just because they were afraid of losing face.

"But Buddha, it is clear that the Ksitigarbha Valley is painted on the map of the Buddhist world, which is part of the Buddhist world..."

"Since Ksitigarbha takes office in the Buddhist world, he should abide by the rules of the Buddhist world. The so-called lack of rules means nothing."

The Buddha shook his head. He admitted that the newly joined monks in the Buddhist world are not as good as each other, and their natures that should not have been mixed in.Today's Buddhist world is no longer the clean six senses of the past. The newly promoted monks violate the precepts everywhere without realizing it. He has seen the end of the Buddhist world several times.

"If he hadn't abandoned his homeland and accepted my invitation back then, his original homeland would not have been destroyed, and he has made great contributions to the Buddhist world. He almost died in that evil deed back then, but It wasn't because of his help that the Buddhist world no longer existed, and because of the ruin of his country and his family, he stopped meddling in the secular world in Ksitigarbha Valley."

The monks did not expect Ksitigarbha to have helped the Buddhist world so much, let alone sacrificed so much.

"Since the Buddha has explained the ins and outs of the matter, we will go to the Ksitigarbha Valley to apologize to the Ksitigarbha later."

"Thank you Buddha for reminding me."

Hearing that they were willing to get to know them, at least they still had the root of wisdom and had a chance to improve, so he gently waved his palm to them.

(End of this chapter)